Delay in Antibiotic Administration Is Associated With Mortality Among Septic Shock Patients With Staphylococcus aureus Bacteremia*
Keith Corl(Brown University), Kerry L. LaPlante(Veterans Health Administration), Roland C. Merchant(Brigham and Women's Hospital), Aisling R. Caffrey(University of Rhode Island), Matthew Hermenau(Providence VA Medical Center), Gary Phillips(The Ohio State University), Mitchell M. Levy(Brown University), Vrishali Lopes(Providence VA Medical Center), Fatima Zeba(Brown University)
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